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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dr.bobcat" data-source="post: 67806" data-attributes="member: 9417"><p>Some times (in Mexico) i found loaders with the original case drain filters after 2k, 3k hours, the reason, customer/user never call a service dealer, and don't know this filters exist. In August 2007 Bobcat send the next service letter. Hope this will help you, if you loader don´t have a trouble, don't worry, maybe those was the original filters. Note: Moderators, I take this from a service letter That bobcat send to all dealers, i have a copy, because was a dealer service manager, if this cause a trouble, please take it out. A new case drain filter service interval has been added to S130 and larger loaders. Cleaning the case drain filter is now recommended after the first 50 hours, in addition to the 1000 hour or every 12 month interval. The Operation & Maintenance Manual, Service Manual and the service decal located in the rear door will be revised. While the change to the manuals and decal is small (just adding a notation) cleaning the filter at 50 hours is very important. Field experience has shown that some filters plug before the first 1000 hour interval is reached because of the initial debris related to assembly and component break-in. Case drain filters do not have a bypass or indicator to alert the operator. A plugged filter can create excessive pressure in the circuit and in some cases damage a component. The most common example of this is damaging the drive motor (brake) cover on 2 speed equipped loaders and track loaders.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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